Spencer Gore Prints – Colour Landscapes, Ballet & Still Life

Spencer Gore prints use colour to organise views as different as open countryside, theatre interiors and bottles on a table. Strong divisions and repeated angles can give a familiar subject a more constructed appearance. Explore these relationships alongside Post-Impressionist prints, landscape art and still lifes, comparing distant space with close arrangements.

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Spencer Gore Post-Impressionist Fine Art Print, The Icknield Way
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Spencer Gore Post-Impressionist Fine Art Print, Cambrian Road, Richmond
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Blackdown Hills Somerset, Spencer Gore
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The Alhambra Ballet, Spencer Gore
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Somerset Landscape, near Applehayes, Spencer Gore
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Landscape Near Neuville Normandy, Spencer Gore
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From a Window in the Hampstead Road, Spencer Gore
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Spencer Gore Post-Impressionist Fine Art Print, Tennis at Hertingfordbury
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Spencer Gore Post-Impressionist Fine Art Print, Blue and Green Bottles and Oranges
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Spencer Gore Post-Impressionist Fine Art Print, Ballet Scene from On the Sands
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Spencer Gore Post-Impressionist Fine Art Print, Autumn, Sussex
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Spencer Gore Post-Impressionist Fine Art Print, An Extensive Landscape in Yorkshire
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Fields and sky divided into colour

The Icknield Way looks across bands of cultivated ground towards a distant line of trees. Pink, orange and purple shapes also divide the broad sky above. The path and field edges establish depth, while the strongly separated colour areas make the whole view read as an interlocking arrangement.

Looking past the audience towards the stage

The Alhambra Ballet places dark foreground spectators below bright decorative forms, curtains and the more distant performance space. Warm reds and oranges interrupt the cooler surrounding colour. The cropped viewpoint makes the act of watching part of the subject, with the theatre itself occupying much of the image.

Vertical vessels beside rounded fruit

Blue and Green Bottles and Oranges sets tall coloured bottles above a pale tabletop, with oranges and a small glass close to their bases. Window lines and a darker furnishing divide the background. The simple objects provide clear contrasting shapes within a composition organised through adjacent blue, green and warm areas.

Related artists and collections

Explore theatre viewpoints in Walter Sickert, strongly coloured settings in Derwent Lees and patterned rooms in Oskar Moll. The Post-Impressionist collection broadens the colour relationships, while still life art offers other arrangements of vessels, fruit and familiar objects within a limited space.

Read more in our guide to Post-Impressionism.